Ardisia crenata

Coralberries are small shrubs that are known for their glossy, dark-green leaves. Although they are evergreen plants, they will lose their leaves after periods of exceptional cold. The inconspicuous flowers are replaced by colorful, berries that are said to be coral red in color (hence the name). The berries are inedible, but they attract birds. Coralberries are native to Asia, but do very well in the Southern States (especially parts of Florida where it is considered invasive if left to its own devices). Luckily, their dark-green, waxy leaves make them suitable as attractive houseplants as well.